I'm talking about the Marlo-style snap change, or Goldin change, or whatever you want to call it. I've got a routine where I split a four into the four aces using this move. I know I'm not the first person to do a "multiple snap change", but I was wondering if anyone knows who should be credited for it.
Snap Change Query
- Thread starter TeeDee
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This has already been done. Look up Twin Split Remix by Dan and Dave. It's taught on The Trilogy so it's pretty well known.
Sorry, I obviously haven't explained myself very well. In Twinsplit Remix, two hands are used in the split. The move I use is in one hand, the effect being that a four instantly changes into a fan of four aces. Anyway, I know this "multiple snap change" idea isn't original with me, but I'm looking for who came up with it, where it was originally published etc., just because I like to get my crediting accurate.
Dude, I would just do the same credits as for the snap change. Even though it uses more cards, it's just a variation.
Dean Atkinson Published a move like this Called the "Packet Snapchange" 4 cards drawn put and picked by the spectator are snapped and change to Aces ect.
This can be found on His lecture dvd or his lecture notes which i imagine are very hard to find outside of Australia.
Tom
This can be found on His lecture dvd or his lecture notes which i imagine are very hard to find outside of Australia.
Tom